Summary
Jacob Schloss is a multidisciplinary aerospace engineer and software architect with 15 years of experience building avionics, embedded firmware, PCB layouts, and distributed systems for NASA, DoD, and commercial UAVs. As co-founder of Suburban Marine and Suburban Embedded, he translates aerospace-grade hardware and software into novel marine and robotics solutions while leading end-to-end electronics and system design. He has led avionics architecture and safety-critical firmware on MPC57xx platforms, designed portable cross-architecture UAS software, and shipped payload/control electronics for complex flight systems. Based in Aliso Viejo, Jacob blends hands-on PCB and power-system engineering with higher-level software architecture, making him equally comfortable in schematics, toolchains, and cloud-enabled telemetry. His background includes creating high-performance, out-of-core mapping and distributed image-processing toolchains—work that surfaced in large-scale renders used in academic and industry publications.
15 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Aerospace Engineering, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Aerospace Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology